Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-27
LOCAL AND oruEw sors.
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sensinel's Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver. so 97k
Beecher never wore eye glasses or spec.
tacles.
Reno calls itself "the Los Angeles Of
Nevada"
The early strawberry now takes the
shortcake.
John Ainley, Of Elko, came in on last
evenings train.
Two keys, found on the street yesterday,
await an owner at this Office.
The car stove to the barbed wire fence:
"come, brother, we must CO."
New Orleans Picayune: Goodness
knows why q man wants to be bad"
The weather yesterday was disposed to
be pleasant. but a little chilly.
II 10 estimated that ninety people froze
to death in Dakota last Winter.
Mrs. Cyrus Horn returned last evening
from an extended visit at the East.
The celebration OF Queen Victoria's
Jubilee is exciting great interest in Lon
don.
The usual religious services will be held
In the Episcopal and Catholic Churches
to-day.
Thomas Short, Of Ruby Valley, shipped
from Wells eight carloads Of horses to
Missouri.
Richmond Wing: cleveland is stronger
than either party. That is the way to
put it,"
An assessment Of ST. per share has been
levied by the Manhattan Mining Company
of Austin.
The cases Of L. o. Benedict will be heard
in the District Court tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
Real estate transactions in Pasadena, o
suburb OF Los Angeles. footed up 81 .00O,-
900 last week.
A full-blooded Indian has been ordained
a deacon in an Episcopal Church in South
ern Minnesota.
Eiko Independent: A private letter
from General Irish states hat the report
that he has been reappointed by the Presi.
dent is premature.
Owing to the continued illness of DR..
Hagar, the Episcopal Church bell will not
be rung this morning.
A Lodi schoolmaster thrsshed fifteen
young ladies for making fun and sticking
up their noses" at him.
There has been but little change in the
condition Of DR.. Hagar for two or three
days. He is still very i'll.
Montana is worth S55, 076, 801 53--tax-
able valuation OF 1886. This is an increase
of 90, 1889, TAG 60 over 1885.
Indiscreet putting Of Mrs. James Brown
Potter has created some professional jeal-
ousy against that lady in London.
Silver State: Assemblyman Fraser, OF
Eureka. and wife passed through yester-
day on their return from San Francisco.
The 19-year-old daughter OF a prominent
Sacramento clergyman was arrested in q
house OF ill-fame on Second street in that
city last week.
At Alameda last Sunday, a San Fran
cisco cigarette smoking hoodlum bit off
the car OF a policeman. The fellow was
placed under S., 900 bonds.
Theodore Tilton, when told Of Mr..
Beecher's death. and asked il he had any
thing to say, shook his head sadly and
answered: "No; 1t will do no good now"
The Buffalo Express proposes as q ques-
ton for workingmen; (which Is best.
| days OF work and nights of rest, or
Knights Of Labor and days Of idleness q"
Reno Gazette: Well. informed persons
here know nothing Of the statement pub
lished that ait is now q settled fact that
the fare from Reno to San Francisco will
be 81 So"
Arthur Lowe, an old-time and highly
respected resident OF Elko county. has
been committed to the Insane Asylum.
His dementia is said to have been caused
by partial paralysis OF the brain.
Rev. Robert Hall was once asked how
many sermons q preacher could prepare in
a week. He replied: "If he is a man Of
pre.eminent ability, one; II he is a man OF
ordinary ability, two; if he is an ass, SIX
About the only business transacted In
the District Court yesterday was the case
OF the State vs.. P. H. Blackburn, charged
with grand larceny. The Judge instructed
the jury to bring in q verdict for the de-
PENDANT, which they did without lea wing
their seats.
The case OF j. Mathewson vs.. The White
Pine County Commissioners, testing the
validity OF the Act authorizing the build
ing of q Courthouse at Ely, White Pine
county. and the issuing Of bonds for the
payment of the same, will be heard in the
District Court tomorrow.
The jury in the Palisade burglary case
came into court yesterday morning at 10
o'clock, after having been out some thirty
seven hours, and announced that it was
impossible for them to agree, as they stood
seven for conviction and five for acquittsl
The jury was discharged and the prisoners
remanded to the custody Of the Sheriff.
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The American Party.
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